Thinking Out Loud

In the wake of this latest school shooting at Oxford High School in Michigan, Nathan and Cameron explore the tangled question of moral responsibility.

Though Google remains committed to its "Don't be evil" motto, evil is surprisingly difficult to define without God. Nathan and Cameron consider what evil means in the age of Google.

Nathan and Cameron discuss the broader implications of the tragic events that unfolded on the set of Rust .

Nathan and Cameron continue their discussion of deconstruction by exploring some of the deeper motivations behind the movement.

What does it mean to “deconstruct” one’s faith? Nathan and Cameron discuss the matter.

Nathan and Cameron discuss Kyle Rittenhouse and the events that led up to his trial.

Nathan and Cameron discuss the swelling controversy surrounding Dave Chappelle’s latest comedy special and consider some of its broader implications.

Nathan and Cameron press into the tension between modern assumptions about safety and convenience and missionary work in developing nations.

Nathan and Cameron explore how a Christian understanding of risk frames the discussion on vaccine mandates.

On the occasion of Halloween, Nathan and Cameron take a look at the theological implications of horror movies. They are joined by Dr. Philip Tallon, who is Dean of the School of Christian Thought at Houston Baptist University, as well as Cameron’s old professor.

Nathan and Cameron discuss the controversial Texas “Heartbeat Bill” and consider some of its broader implications for Christians who want to pursue justice without compromising their convictions.

After nearly 6 months away, Nathan and Cameron return to the Thinking Out Loud podcast to discuss the circumstances of their departures from Ravi Zacharias International Ministries, as well as the new direction of the show.